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Tag: social-media
Tourism Australia hunts for Chinese company to push Australia to mainland tourists
Tourism Australia to boost Chinese visitor numbers.
Do workers have the right to bad mouth their employers?
Tweet in haste, repent at leisure.
Never fear, the Children’s e-Safety Commissioner is here
Feds to police foreign social media, websites, apps
Why public servants should be impartial
Australian Public Service Commissioner, Stephen Sedgwick, argues that those employed by the government have long been asked to exercise judgement and discretion if entering into public debate.
Why PM&C’s social media policy is a dud
Getting across social media has never been easy for government organisations of any kind.
Privacy watchdog finds Australians worried over social media protections
By Julian Bajkowski The federal government’s privacy and data watchdog has delivered the biggest stocktake of community attitudes to privacy issues in five years, revealing people are more worried about…
Contention over muzzling government employee Tweets
By Charles Power* Social media is good for business. However when the business of an organisation is the development of government policy, the use of Twitter, Facebook and other platforms…
Court rules against bureaucrat’s freedom to tweet
By Julian Bajkowski Conflicts over the personal and official use of social media by public sector employees are again under the spotlight after a Federal Circuit Court Judge knocked-back an…
NSW puts advertising and digital services out to pitch
By Julian Bajkowski The New South Wales Government has put the creative and digital services contracts of its $92 million-a-year advertising and public awareness scheme out to pitch, trimming around…